Andre Cayo

Andre Cayo I was immensely impressed with how Brenda's case was handled. You are an excellent, dedicated professional who knows how to conduct each case with clarity and confidence. Yesterday I learned a lot from you, I with the certainty that you will handle my case perfectly. I'm sure I'll have... more clarity and strategy, and also use the right words for each situation. thank you very much ! Have a beautiful week with your family. My best regards joe reis

Attorney Cayo did just that. He did not just get a dismissal which allows the bank and its financial partners to file a new suit. Instead he got a JUDGMENT in my favor as the Defendant. When Bank of America & Fannie Mae commenced a wrongful foreclosure action against me, I defended myself person...ally as best I could. I am a corporate attorney, not a trial lawyer, and as a result I did not have the necessary command of the Court procedure and rules of evidence sufficient to prevail. That's where Attorney Cayo came in. Through his legal skills and experience, he demonstrated that it's not about what happened in a Case, it's about what you can prove and disprove. In Court, a defendant can be railroaded by lying big banks and lose his legal residence. In my case, the Bank had continually stalled and refused to provide me with all of the requested discovery information. They repeatedly delayed and lied to the Court, knowing that the longer they dragged the Case out, the more likely their chances for success. I was angry, frustrated and could not believe that they could do this by continuing to lie to the Court. But then I didn’t have the trial experience that their attorneys did. I didn’t know that you could lie & deny even under oath - but that’s exactly what they did, for over 3 years! That’s when I hired Attorney Cayo, who promised me that if my story was truthful and we get fair judge, we could win the case based upon a complete presentation of the evidence. He filed papers enforcing the terms and conditions as set forth in my contract with the Bank and after four (4) days of evidentiary hearings, the Court then took eight (8) months to render its decision - JUDGMENT in favor of the Defendant (06/29/2018)!. (“http://civilinquiry.jud.ct.gov/DocumentInquiry/DocumentInquiry.aspx?DocumentNo=14867832 "). I am now counter-suing Bank of America, Fannie Mae, Seterus, and their successors in interest in Federal District Court for the State of Connecticut with Attorney Cayo as my legal counsel proposing an ad damnum of US$6,000,000.00 (CASE #:3:19-cv-01191 –RNC). The District Court has already ruled that the Superior Court decision is Res Judicata and that Bank of America & its related parties cannot re-litigate what has already been proven in Court to be an intentionally wrongful foreclosure. Thanks to Attorney Cayo for taking control of this Case & pursuing justice as legally entitled! James Doody, Esq.

Andre Cayo is inexperienced and lacking in the most basic principles of law. His lack of preparation, expertise, and aura of entitlement that he projects because he is from another country, is at the very least condescending, arrogant, and offensive to all that he comes into contact within a professi...onal legal setting. During my experience with him this past year, he has failed to show up for a scheduled appearance date, been over two hours late for another date, was unprepared with the proper legal documentation for a 3rd date, failed to enter a notice of appearance on a 4th date, and was unprepared with again, the proper legal documentation for a 5th date. He has no level of expertise or appropriateness, personal or professional, and presents his arguments as though he has a vendetta against the court system for apparently "wronging" him at one time. He also projects a severe and obvious dislike and offensive remarks pertaining to the female population. He fails to conduct the appropriate investigations into his client's activities, and therefore presents his arguments in such an unorganized and hurried fashion, he makes a fool of not only himself, but his clients as well. He appears to be one that is inclined to "ring the cash register" in failing to knowingly and properly conclude a case.